In the poem "I am the people ,the mob " how does the speakers point of view affect the meaning of the poem ... A. The speaker is an undefined person, which suggests that people are nameless when in a large group B. The speaker is a person in a protesting crowd , Which demonstrates how angry the people are. C. The speaker is a single reflecting on history showing that the speaker is intelligent and trustworthy D. The speaker takes on a number of identities which Emphasizes the wide variety of individuals that share the speakers opinion

D. The speaker takes on a number of identities which emphasizes the wide variety of individuals that share the speakers opinion.

Explanation:

The poem "I am the people, the mob" is a poem by Sandburg written in 1916.

In the poem, the author acknowledges the common people of Chicago. The speaker takes on a number of identities - the working class, which he described as the mob, the crowd and the mass and attributes all the great work of the world to them and describes how they are not recognized for their efforts.

The "I" in the poem refers to everyone, every human, people sweating and doing the real work at the background only to not be recognized for their efforts.

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